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Matthias Petutschnigمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Accounting
• Auditing
• Taxation
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Matthias Petutschnig serves as Associate Professor for Business Taxation at the Institute for Accounting and Auditing at Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU). He joined WU as a post-doctoral researcher from 2013-2018 before being awarded the venia docendi for Business Administration by WU in 2018. In addition to his primary academic appointment, he holds a research fellowship at WU's institute for Crypto Economics, where he examines economic, socio-economic and legal aspects of blockchain technology. His international academic experience includes visiting positions at North Carolina State University (USA), Singapore Management University, and the University of Leipzig. Professor Petutschnig's scholarly work focuses at the intersection of Accounting, Auditing and Taxation, with particular emphasis on business decision making regarding location, financing and legal form. His methodological approach combines archival empirical research with analytical frameworks including Principal-Agent Theory and Game Theory, as well as experimental methods. He regularly contributes to scholarly discourse as co-editor of the Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation (responsible for Taxation section) and through numerous publications in refereed journals, academic books, and practitioners' journals. His recent publications (2023-2025) reveal sustained engagement with contemporary tax policy challenges, particularly regarding the Minimum Taxation Act implementation, corporate group structures, and international tax harmonization efforts. His research demonstrates both theoretical rigor and practical relevance to corporate tax planning and policy development. As an active academic contributor, Professor Petutschnig regularly presents at international conferences and collaborates on edited volumes including the Vienna Accounting Law Days series, which addresses timely topics in accounting and taxation practice. His dual affiliation with both the Institute for Accounting and Auditing and the Crypto Economics research institute positions him at the intersection of traditional accounting practices and emerging digital economy challenges.

• Meritocracy
• Inequality
• Organizational Change
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Maureen Scully is an Associate Professor in the Department of Management at UMass Boston , where she holds the Sherry H. Penney Chair in Leadership. Her work focuses on meritocracy, inequality, organizational change, and diversity at work, with a particular interest in how "tempered radicals" can drive social justice initiatives from within traditional corporate structures. PhD in Business (Organizational Behavior), Stanford University MA in Sociology, Stanford University BA in Social Studies, Harvard-Radcliffe Colleges Her research explores the ideological underpinnings of inequality, the role of insider social change agents, and collaborative leadership models across corporate, nonprofit, and government sectors. Recent publications address topics like class reproduction in schools, political dimensions of organizing, and strategies for catalyzing social and environmental action. Her 2020-2024 publications highlight collaborative ecosystems, labor process critiques of the sharing economy, and institutional approaches to privilege work. Earlier works examine bystander training, employee resource groups, and meritocratic contradictions. 2020: Joanne Martin Trailblazer Award, Academy of Management 2020: Donald Shephard Research Award 2018: Peter McClure Award for Diversity Research 2010: Best Paper Finalist, Academy of Management 2000: Breaking the Frame Best Article Award She has served as Interim Dean of the College of Management and Founding Director of its PhD program, while contributing to the Center for Social Policy and co-authoring widely used academic texts like Managing for the Future and Reader in Gender, Work and Organization .

• Urban History
• Ottoman History

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sibel Kundakçı is a historian at Kastamonu University , Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of History, with expertise in Urban History and Ottoman History . She holds a PhD in Modern History from Gazi University (2011) and MA in History from Gaziosmanpaşa University (2005). Since 2009, she has served as a full-time academic, advancing to Associate Professor in 2023. Her research focuses on Ottoman Anatolian settlements, taxation systems, and legal/social dynamics in early modern Turkey. Education: PhD (Modern History), Gazi University (2011); MA (History), Gaziosmanpaşa University (2005); BA (History), Gaziosmanpaşa University (2002) Academic Positions: Associate Professor (2023-), Head of Department (2012-), Full-time Lecturer (2009-) Research spans Ottoman Anatolian urban development (1487-1582), provincial governance structures, and social/legal systems. Her 15 most recent publications analyze topics like 16th-century taxation , 17th-century court records , and Afghan state formation . Scientific Awards : First-Place Presentation Award, II. Genç Bilim İnsanları Sempozyumu (2006) Thesis Supervision : Advised 11 graduate students on topics including Ottoman taxation systems, legal records, and regional history Collaborations : Worked with scholars like Oğuz Hamşioğlu and Veli İlker Dağsever

Hong Maمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• China's Economy
• International Trade
• Economic Development
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Hong Ma is a Professor in the Department of Economics at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. He serves as Deputy Director of the Department of Economics and thesis advisor at Schwarzman College, while also holding editorial roles as Associate Editor for Journal of Comparative Economics and China Economic Review . Bachelor of Economics, Fudan University (2002, Outstanding Graduate of Shanghai) Ph.D. in Economics, University of California, Davis (2009) His research focuses on China's economy, particularly in international trade and economic development. Recent work examines trade wars, VAT rebates allocation, Section 301 tariffs, and exchange rate impacts on exports. Selected academic achievements include publications in Journal of International Economics , Review of Economics and Statistics , and Economic Journal , with notable studies on FDI liberalization, trade policy uncertainty, and global value chains. He received the National Outstanding Youth Fund (International Trade) and was selected as Changjiang Scholars Program Young Scholar in 2017.

Armando J. Garcia Piresمشاهده پروفایل

عضو هیئت علمی

• International Economics
• Industrial Organization
• Economic Development
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Armando J. Garcia Pires is a Senior Researcher at the SNF Foundation (Norwegian School of Economics Foundation) specializing in international economics, industrial organization, and economic development. His research spans media economics, microcredit systems, taxation policy, and transport economics. Key affiliations: Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment (ENE) Research Group and FAIR Insight Team Research focus: Market behavior, policy impacts, and socio-economic dynamics Email: armando.pires@snf.no Research Interests: His work analyzes strategic market behaviors (cartel detection, electricity retail collusion), media economics (content diversity, political adaptation), microcredit dynamics (group heterogeneity in Angola), and policy impacts (taxation, youth employment). Recent publications examine pesticide perceptions and net neutrality frameworks. Publication Trends: His research combines theoretical models with empirical analysis across diverse fields: 35% industrial organization, 25% development economics, 20% media economics, and 20% policy analysis. Methodological approaches include field experiments, game theory, and econometric modeling. Projects: Active in Tele-media analysis, microcredit evaluation, and tax-havens research. Collaborates with institutions in Norway, Tanzania, and Angola on labor market interventions and media plurality issues.

NEJLA BİNİCİ DEMİRمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Finance
• Banking
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Nejla Binici Demir is a Lecturer at the Vocational School of Social Sciences at Gaziantep University , specializing in Finance, Banking, and Insurance . Her academic focus spans finance, banking, and logistics, with a particular emphasis on econometric analysis and Islamic finance. She holds a Doctorate in Business Administration from Gaziantep University and has taught 46 courses since 2016, including Financial Management, Accounting, and Portfolio Management. Education : Doctorate in Business Administration (Gaziantep University, 2019-), Master’s in Private Law (Istanbul Gedik University, 2022-), Master’s in Business Administration (Gaziantep University, 2012-2019), and Licence in Economics (Anadolu University, 2008-2012). Her research includes econometric analysis of capital ownership structures in banks, logistics performance assessments, and food supply chain optimization. She has participated in training programs on structural equation modeling and panel data econometrics. Administrative roles include ITAK Program Coordinator and membership in transfer/exemption commissions.

Francesco AIELLOمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Micro-econometrics
• International trade
• Evidence-based policy formulation
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Francesco AIELLO is a Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics, Statistics and Finance "Giovanni Anania" at the University of Calabria, Italy. He has held this position since 2012, after progressing from Assistant Professor (1996-2003) to Associate Professor (2003-2012) at the same institution. He is the founder of OpenCalabria.com (2015), a non-profit think-tank focused on the Calabrian economy and Italian regional economic divides, and serves as Editor in Chief of the associated online journal Regional Economy. His educational background includes: Laurea (BA) in Economics, University of Calabria, summa cum laude (1989) 2-year Post-Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Economics (1991) PhD in Agricultural Economics, University of Naples (1995) Summer Schools in Econometrics and Social Science Data Analysis (1990-1994) Professor Aiello is an applied economist specializing in micro-econometrics, international trade, and evidence-based policy formulation. His current research focuses on the innovation-productivity nexus at firm level, with particular emphasis on family firms and regional economic divides in Inner areas. He has published extensively in leading journals including Journal of Economic Surveys, Papers in Regional Science, and Small Business Economics, with over 120 publications documented in university records. His recent publications reveal a strategic research trajectory examining how innovation drives productivity, particularly in family firms, while increasingly addressing the intersection of digitalization and environmental sustainability. The 2025 work on "Bayesian insights on digitalization and environmental sustainability practices" demonstrates his engagement with the EU's twin transition agenda, while numerous Italian-language publications address practical economic challenges in Southern Italy. Professor Aiello has served as scientific coordinator for multiple EU Commission, Italian Ministry of Research, and Regione Calabria-funded projects. He currently leads the DS-FITTI "Dynamic South: Firms Innovation, Twin Transition and Investments" project and coordinates research within the PNRR Tech4you initiative focused on climate change impacts. He has supervised 204 Bachelor's and Master's theses plus 6 PhD theses, reflecting his significant mentorship role. He is an active member of the "DIVARI DI PRODUTTIVITA', INNOVAZIONE E POLITICHE DI SVILUPPO" research group examining firm productivity determinants, territorial policies, trade barriers, and efficiency analysis. His professional service includes membership on the National Commission for National Scientific Qualification in Economic Policy (2021-2023) and referee work for major economics journals including American Journal of Agricultural Economics and Journal of Economic Surveys.

Thomas Högeمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Work and Organizational Psychology
• Neoliberal Ideology in Workplace
• Organizational Democracy
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Thomas Höge is a researcher at the University of Innsbruck's Department of Applied Psychology, where he focuses on critical perspectives in work and organizational psychology. His research examines neoliberalism's impact on workplaces, organizational democracy, socio-moral climates, and occupational well-being. He co-leads the Innsbruck Group on Critical Research in Work and Organizational Psychology (I-CROP) and coordinates international conferences on radical humanist approaches. His research interests center on: Critical analysis of neoliberal ideology in work environments Organizational democracy and participatory practices Work flexibility's psychological consequences Socio-moral organizational climates Meaningfulness in work and its relationship to well-being Höge's publications predominantly explore power dynamics in organizations, democratic governance structures, and well-being in professional settings (especially healthcare). His methodological approaches include meta-analyses, mixed-methods designs, and cross-cultural comparisons. He has led several funded projects including: WELL-MED: Well-being of medical students/practitioners (FWF-funded) Work-life balance in Tyrolean gastronomy (Tiroler Wissenschaftsfonds) Career uncertainties among young scientists (Hypo Tirol Bank) Höge collaborates with international researchers across Europe and contributes to developing assessment tools like the Work Analysis Screening (WA-S) for higher education settings.

Christine Unterrainerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Work and Organizational Psychology
• Neoliberal Ideology
• Organizational Democracy
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Christine Unterrainer is a Researcher at the Department of Applied Psychology I, University of Innsbruck, with expertise in Work and Organizational Psychology . Her research focuses on neoliberal ideology , organizational democracy , and socio-ecological sustainability , analyzing their psychological and organizational impacts on civic engagement, moral disengagement, and climate-protective behavior. Her recent work includes developing the Neoliberal Ideological Beliefs Questionnaire and systematic reviews of democratic enterprises , highlighting their potential to counter neoliberal trends. She collaborates with the Innsbruck Group on Critical Research in Work and Organizational Psychology (CROP) and contributes to projects like ODEM (Organizational Democracy) and RASA (Retail Work Stressors). 2025: Co-edited a research topic on Organizational Democracy in Frontiers in Psychology 2024: Published in Frontiers in Psychology on ideological roots of refugee crisis moral disengagement 2023: Coordinated conference proceedings on Critical Humanist Work Psychology Unterrainer serves on the Faculty Council and acts as ad-hoc reviewer for journals like European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology . Her research integrates political economy , critical theory , and humanistic psychology to address contemporary socio-ecological challenges.

Valentina Brunoمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• International Finance
• Macro-Finance
• Global Liquidity
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Valentina Bruno is a Professor of Finance and Kogod Faculty Excellence Fellow at the American University Kogod School of Business . She earned a Master in Finance and Economics and a Ph.D. in Finance from the London School of Economics . Prior to joining American University, she worked at the World Bank in the Financial Sector Strategy and Policy Group and the International Finance Team. Her research bridges macroeconomics and finance, focusing on global financial markets' interaction with the real economy and the role of the US dollar in transmitting global financial conditions. Current affiliations include Research Fellow at the Center for Economic Policy Research and Faculty Research Member at the European Corporate Governance Institute . She serves as Associate Editor at the Journal of Banking and Finance and has been a visiting scholar at the Federal Reserve Board and Council on Foreign Relations . Research Trends: The 2023-2025 articles highlight her work on the US dollar's systemic influence in global finance, while earlier publications (2013-2018) explore corporate governance, macroprudential policies, and commodity markets. Topics span Global liquidity and risk transmission Financial stress and corporate bond markets Exchange rate dynamics Commodity price volatility Macroprudential regulation effectiveness Scientific Awards & Recognition: Recipient of the Kogod Faculty Excellence Fellowship, CEPR Research Fellowship, and ECGI Faculty Research Membership. Her work has been featured in the Financial Times , Wall Street Journal , and Bloomberg , with articles published in leading journals like the Review of Economic Studies and Review of Financial Studies .

• Urban studies
• Balkan history
• Ottoman Empire studies
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Gergana Yordanova Georgieva is an Associate Professor at the Department of Old and Medieval History, Faculty of History, University of Veliko Tarnovo "St. Cyril and St. Methodius" in Bulgaria. Her academic profile demonstrates a sustained commitment to historical research focused on Balkan urban centers within the Ottoman Empire framework, with particular attention to economic structures, social organization, and administrative systems. Her primary research interests encompass urban studies , the Balkans in the context of the Ottoman Empire , the economic and social history of Balkan cities , Ottoman imperial and provincial governing , and center-province relations . She frequently employs Ottoman administrative documents, particularly tax registers (temettuat defters), to reconstruct historical urban economies and social structures in 19th century Bulgarian territories. Analysis of her publication record from 2011-2025 reveals consistent scholarly productivity with a clear thematic focus on economic and social history of Balkan regions under Ottoman rule. A significant portion of her work examines merchant networks (particularly the beratli system), property ownership patterns, and economic development factors in specific Bulgarian towns and regions. Her research demonstrates methodological rigor in utilizing primary Ottoman sources to illuminate local historical contexts. Professor Georgieva has actively contributed to research infrastructure through participation in numerous projects including the National Scientific Network for Economic History Research , Development of Research and Publication Activity in the Field of Economic-Historical Research , and Stimulating Research Activity of Faculty, Doctoral Students and Students in the Faculty of History . She serves on editorial boards for several academic journals and publication series, contributing to scholarly communication in her field. As a member of the Center for Economic-Historical Research at the University of Veliko Tarnovo, she participates in creating research environments that foster scholarly exchange and methodological development in economic history. Her work bridges traditional historical approaches with contemporary research methodologies, contributing to the advancement of Balkan historical studies within international academic contexts.

Dirk Schuckمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Political Anthropology of Property
• Scottish Enlightenment
• Liberalism
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. phil. Dirk Schuck is a Research Associate at the University of Erfurt's History Department since 2021, working on the subproject A03: Property and Habit within the CRC TRR294 'Structural Change of Property'. Doctorate in Political Science (2016), University of Leipzig Master's in Philosophy (2007), Goethe University Frankfurt His research focuses on: Political anthropology of property – analyzing ownership's role in habit formation and societal structures (19th century Germany, global contexts). Moral philosophy – comparative studies of David Hume and Adam Smith's theories of compassion and social stability. Liberalism's evolution – historical transformations of individual autonomy from John Locke to modern educational systems. Postwar German ethics – continuity and rupture in bourgeois vs. Nazi moral philosophy. Key publications examine: Enlightenment thought – comparative analysis of Hegel, Scottish Enlightenment's retroactive necessity concepts. Empathy cultivation – critique of economic education models in the Bologna system. Cross-cultural normative frameworks – Liberalism and Confucianism in contemporary China-Europe relations. Historical memory – persistent Nazi mentality in postwar Germany through edited volumes. His work combines DFG-funded collaborative research with editorial contributions to academic series like Gothaer Forschungen zur FNZ .

• Public Space
• Ecosystem Services
• Sense of Community
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Elif Lutfiye Kutay Karacor is a Professor at Istanbul Technical University, Department of Landscape Architecture. Her research focuses on the intersection of urban planning and social-environmental dynamics. Institution: Istanbul Technical University Department: Landscape Architecture Her work spans critical areas such as Public Space , Ecosystem Services , Urban Planning , and Environmental Attitudes , emphasizing the role of place identity and community engagement in sustainable design. Recent research outputs include studies on fear of crime in public spaces (2024), smart city spatial analysis (2022), and bibliometric evaluations of publicness (2023). These publications reflect her interdisciplinary approach to urban landscape planning, integrating structural equation modeling and geospatial tools. Scientific Awards: TUBITAK-2214A (2011) Active projects, such as the Integration of Circular Urban Strategies into Industrial Heritage Areas (2024-2025) and Evaluation of Open and Green Spaces with Public Space Index (2022-2023), demonstrate her leadership in BAP-funded research. She has authored influential works on Istanbul’s urban spaces, with a focus on neighborhood-scale interventions.

Astrid Bredholt Stensrudمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Social Anthropology
• Climate Change
• Water Management
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Astrid Bredholt Stensrud is an Associate Professor at the Department of Global Development and Planning, University of Agder, specializing in social anthropology. Her work bridges development issues, Latin American studies, and crisis response, with a focus on the Peruvian Andes. PhD in Social Anthropology (2011), University of Oslo Master's in Social Anthropology (2004), University of Oslo Her research explores how communities navigate crisis, inequality, climate change, and water management, interrogating neoliberalism, decolonization, and human-nature relations. She employs ethnographic methods to analyze precarious labor, gender dynamics, and environmental governance. Recent publications highlight the interplay of climate change and world-making practices in Peru. She has also contributed to debates on water extractivism, hydrosociality, and the moral economies of care in crisis contexts. Scientific awards: Feature articles in Fædrelandsvennen (2019, 2021), Khrono.no (2020), and Klassekampen (2021) Stensrud's advisory and collaborative work extends to interdisciplinary teams, including CIEM (Centre for Integrated Emergency Management) and climate change research groups, emphasizing community resilience and policy relevance.

C. Aujean Leeمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Urban and regional planning
• Race and ethnicity studies
• Immigration and immigrant communities
• +۳ مورد دیگر

C. Aujean Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of City & Metropolitan Planning at the University of Utah and a Research Affiliate at the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge. Her work sits at the intersection of urban planning, racial equity, and immigrant community development, emphasizing how planning tools can advance inclusive neighborhoods. Education PhD in Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles Master of Urban Planning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Research Focus Lee’s scholarship interrogates the production of racialized spaces and disparities in housing, community institutions, and wealth. She investigates when and where socioeconomic outcomes tied to the built environment reinforce or disrupt racial inequities, especially during moments of change and upheaval. Bridging planning education and practice, her current projects examine institutional and organizational practices that can foster anti-racist, community-led change. Across her publications she explores: anti-racist planning pedagogy and student experiences community land trusts as tools for immigrant-inclusive affordable housing subprime lending, fintech, and foreclosure risks in immigrant gateway metros nonprofit roles in neighborhood planning and community organizing government responses to anti-Asian hate during COVID-19 Scientific Awards & Recognition UCLA Don T. Nakanishi Award for Outstanding Engaged Scholarship University of Oklahoma Inclusive Excellence Faculty Grant Grants & Funding Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant Community Land Trusts in Welcoming Cities: Building Inclusive Housing Models for Immigrants (2022–2024) Teaching & Mentorship Lee teaches courses on community engagement in planning, ecological planning workshops, graduate seminars, and professional internships. She has over 18 years of partnership with immigrant-serving nonprofits in Los Angeles and Oklahoma City, integrating community knowledge into the classroom and mentoring students committed to equity-centered practice.